Are these binoculars nitrogen filled?
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No they are not. They are water and fog proof. The Monarch Nikon binoculars do have the nitrogen. The Monarch cost double . I have the Prostaff 7 and love them. Very clear I have been very pleased with them.
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I feel sure that they are nitrogen purged. There is a central adjustment where you close the right eye and focus, then you close the left eye and focus by the eyepiece adjustment on the right eyepiece. I like the binoculars.
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The Action series of Nikon binoculars are nitrogen filled, which means they will not develop moisture inside the barrels or on the inside of the lens. The Action series is also waterproof, fog-proof, and shock-proof. Thus they are more rugged, cost more, weigh slightly more than Aculon Nikno binoculars series.
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Yes. They are hard plastic, strung on elastic. They are functional, but I usually replace them with flip-up types (I have several of these scopes).
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Yes, they are nitrogen purged, according to page 7 (english section) of the Monarch 5 Instruction manual which covers the 8x42, 10x42 and 12x42DCF models, it states, "Nitrogen-filled design makes them resistant to condensation and mold." Your second question has already been answered, but yes, there is a central adjustment that affect both eyepieces simultaneously while the right eyepiece has a secondary adjustment. This allows you to, if necessary to adjust both eyepieces to different foci. Additionally, both eyecups rotate and ratchet outwards which guides your eyes into the right distance from the eyepiece that allows easy full field view. These binocs are excellent and I love them... Yes, they are nitrogen purged, according to page 7 (english section) of the Monarch 5 Instruction manual which covers the 8x42, 10x42 and 12x42DCF models, it states, "Nitrogen-filled design makes them resistant to condensation and mold." Your second question has already been answered, but yes, there is a central adjustment that affect both eyepieces simultaneously while the right eyepiece has a secondary adjustment. This allows you to, if necessary to adjust both eyepieces to different foci. Additionally, both eyecups rotate and ratchet outwards which guides your eyes into... » Read More Yes, they are nitrogen purged, according to page 7 (english section) of the Monarch 5 Instruction manual which covers the 8x42, 10x42 and 12x42DCF models, it states, "Nitrogen-filled design makes them resistant to condensation and mold." Your second question has already been answered, but yes, there is a central adjustment that affect both eyepieces simultaneously while the right eyepiece has a secondary adjustment. This allows you to, if necessary to adjust both eyepieces to different foci. Additionally, both eyecups rotate and ratchet outwards which guides your eyes into the right distance from the eyepiece that allows easy full field view. These binocs are excellent and I love them... « Show Less
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No there are not. They appear to be filled with a powdery substance. Sorry -
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yes, easy enough to use, and head & shoulders above the "toy" binoculars we'd had when kids were younger. Seem pretty durable, and I really like that they are brightly colored rather than black or camo. to make them harder to lose.
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I'm sorry, but i cannot answer your question because shortly after getting my binoculars they were taken by the Federal Transportation person from my luggage, so i hardly had a chance to use them. The government's response so far has been, "Sue us!" I may. What I as a naive traveler learned is never pack binoculars in checked luggage.
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Yes! I have a pair of Orion astronomy binoculars and it is more than sturdy.
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Yes to the first two, unsure about Saturn' s rings as I have not actually looked at them through these binoculars. My assumption is that they would be visible, based on the overall performance of these binocs.
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Mine were, but they are several years old now. Easy enough to ask Bushnell CSR.
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No they aren't. Drawback in some ways handy in another. The are tight fitting in the screws though, at least in my case. I would prefer magnitized, but they worked well.
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The binoculars don't say anything about gas on them. When I was researching which glasses to buy, I never saw anything about gas on any I looked at and I don't remember the manual saying anything about gas. I don't know for sure, but I don't believe there is gas in them.
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I am sorry Thomas, I do not know the answer to your question. As a side note, I must correct my previous statement regarding the Celestron Skymaster binoculars I purchased. I stated that they didn't open wide enough to be able to view properly through both eyes. I was WRONG! I discovered that they in fact do operate properly, and I am very happy with them. I will say that I should have purchased the tripod stand that was offered with them at the time.All the best,Jim M.
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No to both. The optics are plastic and they are much like toy binoculars that you would buy for a child. The images are fairly dark in daylight, you lose the image completely in low light and photos are very poor quality. This should be a curiosity buy only (because they are inexpensive). Do not purchase this item if you are looking for binoculars or camera to use in the field.
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I dont wanna be a negative Nelly here but these binoculars are not very clear or sharp at all.Maybe I just got a bum pair or something but I sent them back yesterday.Going with a different pair.So,to your question I would have to say NO from my experience.Good Luck.
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I'm sorry - I can't answer. My binoculars and case were stolen and I have nothing to measure.